Biomedical subjects
R SOEUR
Publications and source records attributed to R SOEUR.
[Pathology of the cervical spine. Criticism of the report].
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[The classification of malleolar fractures. Its importance for treatment].
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[Biomechanical study of diaphysial fractures].
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[Anterior approach in Pott's disease. Presentation of patients].
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[Arthur Steindler].
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[Etiology and pathogenesis of upper epiphysial detachment of the femur].
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[Flat foot contracture & synosteosis of the tarsus].
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[A new technic for osteosynthesis].
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Albin Lambotte (1866-1955).
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[Sequelae of fractures of the wrist].
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[Eosinophil granulomas, with regard to the false coxalgias of the child].
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[Treatment of paralysis of the arm].
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[Medullary nailing in therapy of diaphysial fractures of the leg].
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[The anatomopathologic aspect of osteochondritis and the pathogenic theories which are relevant. I].
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[Sprains of the lateral external ligament of the ankle].
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[Incomplete Monteggia's fracture; dislocation in a young child of the head of the radius without fracture; results after 14 years].
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